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IEEE VAST 2010: Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
- 5th IEEE Conference on Visual Analytics Science and Technology, IEEE VAST 2010, Salt Lake City, UT, USA, October 24-29, 2010, part of VisWeek 2010. IEEE Computer Society 2010, ISBN 978-1-4244-9488-0
Keynote
- Luís A. Nunes Amaral:
Keynote address: How will big pictures emerge from a sea of [...] biological data?
Visual-Computational Analysis of Multidimensional Data
- Stephen Ingram, Tamara Munzner, Veronika Irvine, Melanie Tory
, Steven Bergner, Torsten Möller
DimStiller: Workflows for dimensional analysis and reduction. 3-10 - Malgorzata Migut, Marcel Worring
Visual exploration of classification models for risk assessment. 11-18 - Georgia Albuquerque, Martin Eisemann, Dirk J. Lehmann, Holger Theisel, Marcus A. Magnor
Improving the visual analysis of high-dimensional datasets using quality measures. 19-26 - Jaegul Choo, Hanseung Lee
iVisClassifier: An interactive visual analytics system for classification based on supervised dimension reduction. 27-34 - Bilkis J. Ferdosi
Finding and visualizing relevant subspaces for clustering high-dimensional astronomical data using connected morphological operators. 35-42 - Yu-Hsuan Chan, Carlos D. Correa, Kwan-Liu Ma:
Flow-based scatterplots for sensitivity analysis. 43-50
Space, Time, and Multivariate Analytics
- Zicheng Liao, Yizhou Yu, Baoquan Chen:
Anomaly detection in GPS data based on visual analytics. 51-58 - Gennady L. Andrienko
Discovering bits of place histories from people's activity traces. 59-66 - Supriya Garg, I. V. Ramakrishnan, Klaus Mueller:
A visual analytics approach to model learning. 67-74 - Chris E. Weaver:
Multidimensional data dissection using attribute relationship graphs. 75-82 - Hartmut Ziegler, Marco Jenny, Tino Gruse, Daniel A. Keim:
Visual market sector analysis for financial time series data. 83-90
Text Analytics
- Patrick Oesterling, Gerik Scheuermann, Sven Teresniak, Gerhard Heyer, Steffen Koch, Thomas Ertl, Gunther H. Weber
Two-stage framework for a topology-based projection and visualization of classified document collections. 91-98 - Lei Shi, Furu Wei, Shixia Liu, Li Tan, Xiaoxiao Lian, Michelle X. Zhou:
Understanding text corpora with multiple facets. 99-106 - Haeyong Chung, Seungwon Yang, Naveed Massjouni, Christopher Andrews
VizCept: Supporting synchronous collaboration for constructing visualizations in intelligence analysis. 107-114 - Nicholas Diakopoulos, Mor Naaman
Diamonds in the rough: Social media visual analytics for journalistic inquiry. 115-122 - Daniela Oelke, David Spretke, Andreas Stoffel, Daniel A. Keim:
Visual readability analysis: How to make your writings easier to read. 123-130
Supporting Sensemaking
- Zhicheng Liu, Bongshin Lee, Srikanth Kandula, Ratul Mahajan:
NetClinic: Interactive visualization to enhance automated fault diagnosis in enterprise networks. 131-138 - Brian M. Tomaszewski, Alan M. MacEachren:
Geo-historical context support for information foraging and sensemaking: Conceptual model, implementation, and assessment. 139-146 - Nadia Boukhelifa, Fanny Chevalier, Jean-Daniel Fekete
Real-time aggregation of Wikipedia data for visual analytics. 147-154 - Yang Chen, Scott Barlowe, Jing Yang:
Click2Annotate: Automated Insight Externalization with rich semantics. 155-162 - Jing Jin, Pedro A. Szekely:
Interactive querying of temporal data using a comic strip metaphor. 163-170
Collaborative Analytics, Understanding Users and the Analytic Process
- Narges Mahyar, Ali Sarvghad, Melanie Tory
A closer look at note taking in the co-located collaborative visual analytics process. 171-178 - Petra Isenberg, Danyel Fisher
An exploratory study of co-located collaborative visual analytics around a tabletop display. 179-186 - Heather Richter Lipford, Felesia Stukes, Wenwen Dou, Matthew E. Hawkins, Remco Chang
Helping users recall their reasoning process. 187-194 - Wenwen Dou, Caroline Ziemkiewicz, Lane Harrison, Dong Hyun Jeong
Comparing different levels of interaction constraints for deriving visual problem isomorphs. 195-202 - Tera Marie Green, Brian D. Fisher
Towards the Personal Equation of Interaction: The impact of personality factors on visual analytics interface interaction. 203-210
Posters
- Gennady L. Andrienko
Poster: Dynamic time transformation for interpreting clusters of trajectories with space-time cube. 213-214 - Wolfgang Berger, Harald Piringer:
Interactive visual analysis of multiobjective optimizations. 215-216 - Jürgen Bernard
Cluster correspondence views for enhanced analysis of SOM displays. 217-218 - Stephanie Dudzic, J. Alex Godwin, Ryan M. Kilgore:
Visualization of temporal relationships within coordinated views. 219-220 - J. Alex Godwin, Ryan M. Kilgore:
Conveying network features in geospatial battlespace displays. 221-222 - Tera Marie Green, Ross Maciejewski, Steve DiPaola:
ALIDA: Using machine learning for intent discernment in visual analytics interfaces. 223-224 - Moshe Gutman, Gina Eosco, Monica Zappa, Chris E. Weaver:
Enhancing text-based chat with visuals for hazardous weather decision making. 225-226 - Ming C. Hao, Manish Marwah, Halldor Janetzko, Daniel A. Keim, Umeshwar Dayal, Ratnesh K. Sharma, Debprakash Patnaik, Naren Ramakrishnan
Visual analysis of frequent patterns in large time series. 227-228 - Orland Hoeber
Visually representing geo-temporal differences. 229-230 - Dong Hyun Jeong
A continuous analysis process between desktop and collaborative visual analytics environments. 231-232 - Minoo Erfani Joorabchi, Ji-Dong Yim, Christopher D. Shaw
EmailTime: Visual analytics of emails. 233-234 - Minoo Erfani Joorabchi, Ji-Dong Yim, Mona Erfani Joorabchi, Christopher D. Shaw
Enron case study: Analysis of email behavior using EmailTime. 235-236 - Shantanu H. Joshi, Ian Bowman, John D. Van Horn:
Large-scale neuroanatomical visualization using a manifold embedding approach. 237-238 - Thorsten May, James Davey, Jörn Kohlhammer:
Combining statistical independence testing, visual attribute selection and automated analysis to find relevant attributes for classification. 239-240 - Marielle Mokhtari, Eric Boivin, Denis Laurendeau, Maxime Girardin:
Visual tools for dynamic analysis of complex situations. 241-242 - Eric E. Monson, Guangliang Chen, Rachel Brady, Mauro Maggioni
Data representation and exploration with Geometric Wavelets. 243-244 - Maryam Nafari, Chris E. Weaver:
Poster: Translating cross-filtered queries into questions. 245-246 - Derek Overby, John Keyser
ProDV - A case study in delivering visual analytics. 247-248 - William C. Ray:
A Visual Analytics approach to identifying protein structural constraints. 249-250 - Tobias Ruppert
A radial visualization tool for depicting hierarchically structured video content. 251-252 - Justin Talbot, Pat Hanrahan:
Adapting Daniel and Wood's modeling approach to interactive visual analytics. 253-254
Panel
- Richard May, Pat Hanrahan, Daniel A. Keim, Ben Shneiderman, Stuart K. Card:
The state of visual analytics: Views on what visual analytics is and where it is going. 257-259
Challenge
- Georges G. Grinstein, Shawn Konecni, Jean Scholtz, Mark A. Whiting, Catherine Plaisant:
VAST 2010 Challenge: Arms dealings and pandemics. 263-264 - C. Campbell, S. Blanchard, S. Chin, C. Henderson, M. Holland, K. Jennings, P. Kuehl, D. Lucey, M. McCoy, J. McCracken, B. Pecheux, M. Pietrzak, D. Roberts, M. Sanders, K. Taylor, D. Whitford, R. P. DiMassimo:
Multi-viz data fusion VAST 2010 Grand Challenge award: Outstanding debrief. 265-266 - Dustin T. Dunsmuir
CZSaw, IMAS & Tableau: Collaboration among teams: VAST 2010 Grand Challenge award: Excellent student team analysis. 267-268 - Lei Shi, Weihong Qian, Furu Wei, Li Tan:
VisWorks text and network visual analytics: VAST 2010 Mini Challenge 1 award: "Effective interactive visualization of document contents". 269-270 - Zhicheng Liu, Carsten Görg
Data ingestion and evidence marshalling in Jigsaw VAST 2010 Mini Challenge 1 award: Good support for data ingest. 271-272 - Pascale Proulx, Adeel Khamisa, Robert Harper:
Integrated visual analytics workflow with GeoTime and nSpace VAST 2010 mini challenge 1 award: Outstanding Analysis and Accuracy. 273-274 - Victor Y. Chen, Dustin T. Dunsmuir
Model based interactive analysis of interwoven, imprecise narratives: VAST 2010 mini challenge 1 award: Outstanding interaction model. 275-276 - Andrada Astefanoaie, Rodica Bozianij, Marc Broghammer, Roland Jungnickel, Christian Rohrdantz, Juergen Schniertshauer, David Spretke, Peter Bak:
Visual analytics of a pandemic spread: VAST 2010 Mini Challenge 2 award: Thorough description of analytic process. 277-278 - Rick Walker, Llyr ap Cenydd, Serban R. Pop, Jonathan C. Roberts:
VASTvis - Visual analytics with multiple coordinated views: VAST 2010 Mini Challenge 2 award: Good analytic process and explanation. 279-280 - Abish Malik, Shehzad Afzal, Erin Hodgess, David S. Ebert
VACCINATED - Visual analytics for characterizing a pandemic spread VAST 2010 Mini Challenge 2 award: Support for future detection. 281-282 - Kim Rees:
Periscopic visualizes symptomatology of pandemic: VAST 2010 Mini Challenge 2 award: Effective visualization of symptoms. 283-284 - Jo Wood
Designing visual analytics systems for disease spread and evolution: VAST 2010 mini challenge 2 and 3 award: Good overall design and analysis. 285-286 - Manuel Freire
Gene similarity uncovers mutation path VAST 2010 mini challenge 3 award: Innovative tool adaptation. 287-288 - Harshawardhan Nene:
A statistical approach to measuring alignment of genetic sequences and determining critical mutations in a viral gene sequence: VAST 2010 Mini challenge 3 award: Innovative visualization. 289-290 - Hanseung Lee
GeneTracer: Gene sequence analysis of disease mutations VAST 2010 mini challenge 3 award: Excellent process explanation. 291-292
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